G.O.D. Int’l Sends a Team of Water & Sanitation Workers to El Salvador
On May 10, 2022 a team from G.O.D. Int’l departs to El Salvador, where they will be initiating a water and sanitation project through the G.O.D. Int’l program Nu Water Works.
The team will be cleaning an existing well in El Salvador, setting up a solar pump system, and pumping water from that well over to a demonstration garden on the G.O.D. Int’l campus. The demonstration garden actively educates the surrounding community on the variety of things that can be grown in order to have a better impact on the health and nutrition of the community at large.
“Demosfé,” the demonstration garden on the G.O.D. Int’l campus in El Salvador, will receive water pumped from a freshly cleaned well, via a solar pump system as a result of this project.
The Nu Water Works program prioritizes bringing clean water to communities of need
This team is comprised of individuals who are committed to serving in every region in which G.O.D. Int’l serves: East Africa, India, the Philippines, El Salvador and Nashville. Here at G.O.D. Int’l, we call this a “One Team” effort. The skills of every participant on this team, collectively, will serve the community in El Salvador. What is accomplished there can be duplicated in other regions. Every community in which we serve benefits from the work that is accomplished.
“God goes with us, before us, and makes a way for us.”
Jeremiah Watson, manager of Nu Water Works, says of this team: “Represented here are a myriad of skills, from Plumbing to HVAC and a skill set in bringing the light of Christ to those that are around them. These guys across the board have worked for years to learn the Word of God and demonstrate it in every day of their lives.
Pray that as a team, we remember that it is not the work of our hands that bring about the Kingdom of God, but it’s the relationships we have with one another and the Word that we bring with us. Pray that this is what we remember every step of the way on this trip and upon our return: God goes with us, before us, and makes a way for us. Pray that He is our healer, that He touches our bodies and minds, making them well, and that this team would be prepared.”
Thank you for joining us in prayer over this team!
Pictured, Left to Right: Matt. Webb, Cameron Kagay, James Lasater, Marco Arroyo, Kyle Becker, Joshua De Las Casas, Jeremiah Watson, Matthew Parker, Stephen Carver, Jason Carpenter and Doug Botzum.
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